Pete Alonso contributed significantly to the NL's early lead with one of the key home runs in the sixth inning. His ability to perform in crucial moments makes him a valuable player for both his team and fantasy leagues.

Alonso was part of the swing-off, showcasing the star power of the event, although he did not hit any home runs in the final round.

Pete Alonso turned down the Home Run Derby to play in the All-Star Game, where he hit a three-run homer but was left stranded in the tiebreaker. His commitment to the Mets and competitive spirit shone through despite the hostility from Atlanta fans. This season, he aims to help the Mets secure a playoff spot and chase the franchise's home run record.

Pete Alonso contributed significantly to the NL's victory, hitting a three-run homer that provided the team with a commanding lead over the AL. His performance in this pivotal game reflects his status as one of the most dangerous hitters in the league.

Pete Alonso, a two-time Home Run Derby champion, was poised to step up in the swing-off but did not need to bat as Schwarber's success sealed the victory for the NL.